My mother has been here for 2 years. No complaints. Her room is clean and the staff is friendly and…read moreaccomodating.

Seems alright at first but the work environment is terrible, people will make false reports and…read moremanagement doesn't verify claims

I moved my mom to Quail Crest from California in April 2024 and it was the best decision I've made…read morein caring for my mom. The care they gave my mom was loving and kind. They took wonderful care of her from April until she passed away. From giving her meds during the day to checking on her at night, they were patient and well trained. My whole family thanks Kelly, both Katies, Star, Teegan, Hailey, Morgan, and Ed for their love for my mom. I highly recommend Quail Crest, Clover Cottage.

I did a crazy number of tours, of all the different memory care facilities in Eugene. And I have to…read moresay, Quail Crest is up near the very top. Elder Health and Living, Chateau Gardens, and Waterford Grand, are the other top places. But Quail Crest is the place I picked. One thing you want to check, is if the facility has medicare rollover. Which means once the resident runs out of money, will the facility allow the resident to remain? Quail Crest does allow this. Waterford Grand does not. Quail Crest has these individual "houses" where the residents live. And they have a shared "backyard", that all the residents from the different houses can all access. It has a BBQ, easy to walk paths, beautiful gardens, and many plants. And in this shared yard, they can interact with residents from different cottages. The facility very clean, but it doesn't feel like a hospital. They have a lot of activities, and things for the residents to do. We had a few minor bumps in the first few months, but that was during 2020, and they had a lot of staff turnover. But since then, they seem to have have gotten things sorted out. Many of the staff who was working there, were willing to give out their cel phone numbers, so you could call or text, and get updates on how things were going. It is a very expensive facility, so that would be one of the downsides. But when talking about caring for a loved-one, you want the best for them.

As a caregiver I was worried that my client was moving into this situation especially because she…read morereally didn't want to but her family put her here. After I visited I was super relived to see how nice it was and how good the atmosphere is. All the workers seem super nice and the general vibe is great as well

We had to place my mother in law here a few months ago. They made the transition very easy and we…read morevery helpful. The chef is always interacting with the residents and mixes up the food choices. It has been a great experience so far. The staff learned her name quickly and make her feel at home.

My aunt lives at Solvang. She always goes on about how all of the staff there are so good to her,…read moreand that she really loves living at Solvang Retirement. We went to visit her and stayed in one of the guest rooms. Our stay was so nice; the management and staff made our stay very pleasant, and comfortable. Also, the food there is so good! I highly recommend this place for residents and guests.

Solvang is a Very Special Retirement Community. My ex boyfriend lost his home in a fire. He moved…read moreinto Solvang. The very friendly and caring staff made this move good for him. The activities and food are very good. They are open to feedback from the residents and go out of their way to meet their needs. the residents are very friendly too. If I retired and needed to move into a community I would definitely choose Solvang.

Don't put your loved ones here unless you want them to die a slow and miserable death. The care is…read moreshady, the RCC Tori is crappy at her job and won't get the residents medical care when needed.

Management of this place is horrible. While the CNAs do all the work, management works to deflect…read moreconcerns and bully the loved ones of their patients. My mother had 8 falls in 10 months, 3 of them changed her life. The food is aweful and while the Cnas are trained the same, they definitely are not skilled the same. Truth is, I should have taken my mother out but it took her months to get comfortable there. This place has more concern over dollars than actual care. We were recommended to this place from someone whose mother lived there. Management changed since then. Do not send a loved one here.

My loved one has no teeth. I came in and they had given him a salad for lunch. He could eat the…read morehard boiled egg and the shredded cheese and maybe the diced ham. Previously they had given him a hamburger. I said, "he has no teeth" and I returned the plate. They brought it back after they quartered the burger. I couldn't believe it. If your loved one has any special needs please be forewarned by our experience. It's clear now I have to find another memory care facility.

The staff here at Lone Oak are all caring, positive people, They work hard for us around the clock…read more They give out hugs whenever you need one! One of my fears about moving into assisted living was the food. I was afraid we would get bland hospital food every day. Well, I was as wrong as wrong can be! Wes is the chef here and he serves us a variety of delicious meals every single day. And he is a wizard when it comes to soups! They are all incredible! I am so glad that I chose Lone Oak. I am grateful to everyone here.

My mother-in-law has been living there for a while now And there some good and bad. We first had…read moreproblems with them not giving her meds right but now everything is going great. The bad is the food. I have never seen anything so bad. She has been having to bring in her own food. That's pretty bad when you have to bring in your own food for the price they charge for the room. She says a lot of people there feel the same way.

This place is racist or just lacks human decency when interacting with the public. I was treated…read morelike soil when asked to leave the property while simply walking my dog. I didn't get the name of the woman but she had this evil grin the whole time asking " do I own the apartment complex" when letting her know I'm a neighbor. Not sure why they would treat me that way when their yard is full of dog poop !!!!!! That attitude should've been used towards the ppl who don't pick up their dog droppings. That's why my dog was so curious to walk around this place the grass is filled with I would be terrified for anyone staying here when the staff treats ppl so poorly.

I like the proximity to the river and the life affirming care offered to the residents of this…read morefacility. This is NOT a place to wait for death to happen! Everything about this facility is designed to engage you in this part of your life. The outings are excellent and you can be as active as you want. I am hoping to be a part of this community within a year!

We researched over six retirement communities and find Cascade Manor to be clearly the best. We…read morehave been here for four months and have not been disappointed. It is a bit pricey but you get what you pay for. Very well run and the service is always prompt, professional and courteous. We have stayed in five star hotels and the Cascade Manor is comparable in service quality. The food is not perfect but very good. It's difficult to be perfect for a diverse population

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